@MattBlytheTheOne : I feel sorry for you. If Matt really is your name and you're a male over 12 years old, then you're quite the stupid little faggot. You asked why the .50BMG was so "special" compared to a .45ACP. Ignoramus- a .45ACP (Automatic Colt Pistol) is a handgun cartridge, while the .50 BMG (Browning Machine Gun) is a large rifle/mg cartridge. The weapon itself has enormous effect of the flight of the round, as barrel length proportionally effects complete powder burn and thus muzzle v
@FreemanStrickland Dude you dont have to explain that stuff to him. The simple fact that its a .50bmg compared to a .45acp should be enough. Lol .50bmg destroys .45acp anyday XD
.50 cal is .50 of one inch. .50 cal is a big deal because it is a rifle/machine gun cartridge about 5.45 inches long with a bullet that weighs 750 grains, or 1.71 ounces. The effective range can be around 2,000 yards, or more than a mile. A .45 is strictly a handgun cartridge. The bullet weighs about 230 grains and the cartridge is 1.275 inches long. The effective range is about 75 yards.
@markquimby82 thanks for the interesting info. I mean what is the diameter of a 50 cal round? Half an inch? 50mm ?? Excuse me but im not into guns just want to know what 50 cal mean not how many grains of gun powder there are in the chamber LOL
@markquimby82 .......and anyway its not that special its only a small explosion projecting a piece of metal. Doesnt matter what gun you use to hit the firing pin. They all do the same job given the same round. Give or take a bit of recoil.
@markquimby82 Aha but the gun doesn't do anything by itself, it only holds the bullet in place and hits the pin. It has no forward projectile affect on the bullet at all.
@MattBlytheTheOne I'm fairly well versed on ballistics. I was an ammunition technician in the Marine Corps. The gun does have an affect in the type of rifling and barrel length. The reason this gun is cool is simply because of the the round it's chambered to fire.
@MattBlytheTheOne It's not only that the projectile itself is larger in diameter, in a rifle such as the .50 BMG it is also very long. BMG stands for Browning Machine Gun so a .50 BMG fires rounds designed for the .50 M2 machine gun. It's a beast. The case that holds the projectile also holds WAY more propellant than any .45 would. A typical .45 round weighs 230 grains (52 oz) and travels @ 760 fps (518 mph). A .50 BMG weighs 720 grains. (1.62 oz) and travels @ 2810 fps (1915 mph).
Damn, I would really like to get me one of these with silencer and a bunch of barrels. But afaik SAN has the rights to it atm and I cannot find any info on where to buy new ones.
This thing is so awesome.. Who needs a semi? Just gotta be good enough (Okay, yes I understand there are times it's necessary, not trying to start some dumb youtube comment debate)
@warriorofsteel01 a suppressor also breaks up the sound, so at a good distance the people being shot at will hear your probably but wont be able to pinpoint your direction/ location.
I really dont understand the point of a 50 caliber rifle.....the whole point of one is a hard hitting round. A silencer decreases velocity, and with supersonic ammunition only meagerly quiets the weapon...to produce results sub sonic ammunition must be used...thus defeating a 50. rifle in the first place.
@richie8811 That has to be the most stupid, ignorant and laughable comment i ever heard.... HOW THE HELL CAN A GUN STEAL FROM COD, HOW THE F*** IS THAT POSSIBLE??
@032125 its a joke im not serious... I know its possible (hens the video) its just that, for longest time it was impossible to silence a 50 cal because the silencer would blow up from pressure but, obviously now they somehow overcame that....
That's a pretty sweet sniper rifle you've got there. Compact, yet with all the advantages that the .50 round has to offer.
Would one be able to fire it at maximum effective range without detection? I don't know anything about ballistics but it looks kind of tough. I wonder how the dBs of a potentially unsilenced version would relate to this one.
What a beautiful gun. Has such nice control for a high caliber rifle. Plus the silencer is probably the best i've ever heard on a .50. I want to get one of these myself.
What the hell is the point of suppressing a .50 cal??? arent you going to be shooting from distances where the sound of the shot isnt going to be a disadvantage???
@jooby24 When you hear the ballistic crack of a bullet go by you start counting the seconds until you hear the report of the rifle. This then gives you the approximate range of the shooter and you can begin searching/shelling positions at that range. Suppressing the rifle denies the enemy this information and makes it harder to locate the shooter therefore increasing your own surviveability. Look up the crack/thump countersniping method.
no i dont need to look it up....im aware of that....i just feel that a suppressed .50 call cant do anything more than a .408 or .308 which is why it seems pointless to me
@jooby24 Well a 0.50 can punch clean through a car's engine block at 500m a .308 can't. A .408 is more accurate at a mile than the 0.50. But has less penetration. It's about picking the right tool for the task. If shooting to disable vehicles or equipment or suppressing targets through walls this rifle would be ideal. For anti personnel there could be better setups, though it would be intimidating to have rounds coming in through double brick walls and killing your friends.
@shazdee I am really sorry, but obviously you do not know very much about the .408 Cheytac round. Basically it was designed to close the gap between the .338 Lapua Magnum and the .50 BMG. However, the result is pretty impressive, as the cartridge is capable of delivering a supersonic bullet at over 2000m. By the way, from 700m on the .408 has more penetration power than the .50BMG. Just look it up on the Internet, friend, and you´ll rest astonished!
@shazdee clean through an engine block at 500m? uhhh no. It cannot. you've watched wayy too many movies. You'd need a VERY VERY hot load using a special sabot armor pen round to even come close to that. Infact, you'd need something like the RUFUS round and even that at 500m it's very unlikely. These rounds are made to go into an engine block, not come out.
@MarshallJukov Im not arguing that. I'm saying it wont have the kinetic energy to go through an engine block at 500m. Not even close. It can get into one, sure.
@aepceo1 i would agree with you but.....alot of the ammo on the market is API and unless we are shooting at a deuce and a half or a humvee i think a round like the API would go right through todays light wieght aluminum or magnesium engines...someone with a 50 or 408 should test this and produce a video response id help you guys out but is i bought a 50 or a cheytac my gf would kill me
@shazdee the .408 round retains more kinetic energy than the .50 past ~ 400 yrds because of the higher ballistic coefficient of the .408 round and the way that they have designed the stability profile of the round....look at cheytacs white paper reports and take a look at their "Balanced Flight" section (US patent 6-629-669). :)
@Themostreallove CheyTac .408s degrade your barrel very quickly; something you don't want in the field. It may retain more kinetic energy, but won't be big enough to punch a big hole. It's designed as an anti-personnel round.
@MrJmoneyfresh Read a book. You'll learn something from those. Video games give you shit and tell you you're educated. Ronnie Barrett has designed a bolt action .50 cal deemed the M95.
@MrJmoneyfresh You're an idiot!!!!!!!!!!!! LMFAO I can't believe you had the nerve to post such a stupid comment... Do the world a favor and quit playing COD because it obviously hasn't taught you a thing about guns..
Hi, how much does this rifle cost (CHF) with standard 27''5 Barrel without mounting rings and scope? Which bullets might be better for the rifling twist? 750gr A-Max? Can't find the information on AMSD's homepage, thank you very much
@kylethelincey ATF calls a lot of things by the wrong name including "Assault Weapons" and call things like the MP5 "Machine Guns" when it is actually a Submachine gun (Kind of splitting hairs but still). Suppressor is the formal which is used in every country except the US. For instance in the MP5SD, "Shalladampfer" means "sound dampener (suppressor)" not "sound silencer." In the UK, the only people who refer to it as "silencer" are video game and airsoft nerds.
Not really. Magazine and clip refer to two different devices. Silencer and suppressor refer to the same device.
Numerous major silencer manufacturers refer to them as silencers as well as the ATF. Not to mention the inventor coined the term silencer for the device. Only later did pretentious asses try to make themselves sound educated on the topic by correcting people when they use the perfectly acceptable term "silencer."
@kylethelincey Woah, no I wasn't trying to take a jab at you. I was agreeing with you that the ATF does refer to them as "silencers" but I was simply making the point that the ATF's terminology isn't always the correct terminology. You sounded like you knew what you're talking about but I wasn't sure so that's why I said "we" and not "I" in case you did own one. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
And the point of silencing a rifle that still produces the same amount of noise as an unsilenced 7.62 NATO round is exactly what, again? The projectile alone makes as much noise as a freight train.
@timmytyphoon sound direction; it is much harder to distinquish the direction of the sound of a suppressed weapon. Anyways, it simply isn't nearly as hard on the ears.
@TheMaxwell777 A .50 calibre round will blow a hole a hell of a lot bigger then 2cm lol. In fact you'd be lucky if all the major sections of your body were still together after getting hit by that.
correct me if im wrong but arent most silencers especially one like this really made to conceal the muzzle blast rather then the sound? I mean yea it makes it little quiter but i think the real advantage when out in a battlefield is even though you can hear it the enemy can not see were its fired from.
even though it is silenced, if you listen closely, you can still hear the sonic boom because silencers dont decrease speed, the just alter the flow of the gas when the bullet (and the gas) exit the barell
Acceleration of the bullet deforms the metal. In a longer barrel it has more time to stabilise. Also the spin a longer barrel creates is bigger witch improves stable flight. That and the powder yes.
The barrel has a standard 27"5 length; the silencer slides over the barrel. Even it was a shorter barrel, accuracy would never be affected (as for any gun); velocity would. The popular belief that shorter barrels are less precise stems from the fact of a shorter line of aim with iron sights.
Loss in velocity (i.e. shorter barrel) directly affects accuracy. You're bullet will not have a flatter trajectory and therefor would not be as accurate.
LOS with iron sights on shorter barrels have nothing to do with why people question them. People question them because you lose velocity, sometimes the bullet does not have time to stabilize and severely degrades accuracy, and because shorter barrels are louder both in measured decibels and to the ear.
@GOODYEAR1953 Muzzle speed is faster with longer barrels, so is the rotational speed (if the barrel is rifled). The bullet is more stable and the fall due to gravity and air friction is lesser. The gun may not be less accurate, but it is easier to hit the target at first shoot with longer barrels. Ok with the silencer, but as you can't use a muzzle brake or elevation compensator, losing the aim is easier between shots.
@GOODYEAR1953 That's a really interesting fact. I always figured that the longer barrel allowed for more time traveling in the designated direction, but it makes sense that the real problem is the iron sites. You learn something every day :)
@GOODYEAR1953 the silencer doesnt slide over the barrell. the barrells on the OM50 nemisis are interchangeable. The silencer attaches onto a threaded barrell.
Most suppressors go over the barrel 4-6 inches, or more, and the threads are in the mid portion. Then the baffles are on the end portion, the extra area on the barrel can be there for multiple purposes, some being slower release of gases, and others being a firm resting shoulder.
@GOODYEAR1953 You're one of few people that I've seen that is correct about that. Shorter barrels do not always mean less accuracy. Usually longer barrels are used simply to achieve higher velocity. Per any caliber, only so many inches of barrel are needed to stabilize the bullet. For instance, a 7inch barreled AR-15 can shoot 1moa at 100y..same as a 16 inch. Only difference is velocity. Problem being that lowered velocity means sacrificed accuracy at longer ranges. Depends on usage of weapon
@FallonFiles Well, you'd sacrifice trajectory flatness and maximum range with a shorter barrel, not necessarily accuracy. Accuracy is just repeatability, regardless of range. Unless you're factoring in wind and other atmospheric effects, where yes, the lower velocity means longer time to target, which allows for more outside influence on the projectile, which will degrade practical accuracy.
@GOODYEAR1953 Not what im pointing out. If you could understand the comment correctly
I'm only trying to help out those who've either: never heard a gun shot or don't have the amount of experience to fully understand the intensity of the noise (even out of silenced rifles).
@TomsGuns The suppressor its for that to suppress the noise so the sound doesnt let the enemy aim at your position and reducing muzzle flash its not for silencing the rifle boom.
silent.
1971player 1 week ago
how on earth is a silencer useful to THAT caliber?!
ceferistul05 2 weeks ago
recoil looks manageable
napalm350z 2 weeks ago
@MattBlytheTheOne : I feel sorry for you. If Matt really is your name and you're a male over 12 years old, then you're quite the stupid little faggot. You asked why the .50BMG was so "special" compared to a .45ACP. Ignoramus- a .45ACP (Automatic Colt Pistol) is a handgun cartridge, while the .50 BMG (Browning Machine Gun) is a large rifle/mg cartridge. The weapon itself has enormous effect of the flight of the round, as barrel length proportionally effects complete powder burn and thus muzzle v
FreemanStrickland 3 weeks ago
@FreemanStrickland Dude you dont have to explain that stuff to him. The simple fact that its a .50bmg compared to a .45acp should be enough. Lol .50bmg destroys .45acp anyday XD
USSR1941 2 weeks ago
@FreemanStrickland hmmmm i disagree with you good sir. BMG stands fro Bullets Made from God lol. but yes this matt character is quite useless.
glockgrouptherapy 2 days ago
I <3 U Nemesis Arms
theMAXIMUMmattALT 3 weeks ago
that's impressive what kind suppressor is that?
wesleysnipessss 1 month ago
There went $5.00 down range.But oh what fun it is to unleash Brownings greatest catridge ever.
longhairwayne 2 months ago
.50 cal is .50 of one inch. .50 cal is a big deal because it is a rifle/machine gun cartridge about 5.45 inches long with a bullet that weighs 750 grains, or 1.71 ounces. The effective range can be around 2,000 yards, or more than a mile. A .45 is strictly a handgun cartridge. The bullet weighs about 230 grains and the cartridge is 1.275 inches long. The effective range is about 75 yards.
mkelley9849 2 months ago
what does 50 cal mean? Is that like .5 (half) and inch? Why is that a big deal when they have had .45s for years?
MattBlytheTheOne 3 months ago
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markquimby82 2 months ago
@markquimby82 thanks for the interesting info. I mean what is the diameter of a 50 cal round? Half an inch? 50mm ?? Excuse me but im not into guns just want to know what 50 cal mean not how many grains of gun powder there are in the chamber LOL
MattBlytheTheOne 2 months ago
@MattBlytheTheOne It's a half of an inch. In diameter.
markquimby82 2 months ago
@markquimby82 .......and anyway its not that special its only a small explosion projecting a piece of metal. Doesnt matter what gun you use to hit the firing pin. They all do the same job given the same round. Give or take a bit of recoil.
MattBlytheTheOne 2 months ago
@MattBlytheTheOne Lol, that's like saying a pebble thrown by a toddler is the same as a rock thrown by Nolan Ryan (in his prime, of course).
markquimby82 2 months ago
@markquimby82 Aha but the gun doesn't do anything by itself, it only holds the bullet in place and hits the pin. It has no forward projectile affect on the bullet at all.
MattBlytheTheOne 2 months ago
@markquimby82 different bullets fired from the same gun have a different affect
/watch?v=OMPTRUEb33k the gun doesn't change anything !
MattBlytheTheOne 2 months ago
@MattBlytheTheOne I'm fairly well versed on ballistics. I was an ammunition technician in the Marine Corps. The gun does have an affect in the type of rifling and barrel length. The reason this gun is cool is simply because of the the round it's chambered to fire.
markquimby82 2 months ago
@markquimby82 Obviously different guns have a different affect on the same bullet, its simple science. Cool.... if guns can be cool !
MattBlytheTheOne 2 months ago
@markquimby82 indeed you are correct sir
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@MattBlytheTheOne It's not only that the projectile itself is larger in diameter, in a rifle such as the .50 BMG it is also very long. BMG stands for Browning Machine Gun so a .50 BMG fires rounds designed for the .50 M2 machine gun. It's a beast. The case that holds the projectile also holds WAY more propellant than any .45 would. A typical .45 round weighs 230 grains (52 oz) and travels @ 760 fps (518 mph). A .50 BMG weighs 720 grains. (1.62 oz) and travels @ 2810 fps (1915 mph).
markquimby82 2 months ago
nice clean suppresed .50..and the recoil..its amazing..i hope the price wont shock me..
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MONEYTOOL 3 months ago
this gun should only be used by a professional russian
HaiiroKage 3 months ago
Thank god it wasn't fucking loud ass hell like the "suppressed" 50 BMG Rifle from the video before.
Knifejaw25 3 months ago
@Knifejaw25 suppressed and silenced are two different things
averageodd 3 months ago
Damn....
omfpd6353 3 months ago
dear santa ....
uzamaki32 4 months ago 30
@uzamaki32 Santa isn't real ,sorry.
1Deejay7 1 month ago
@uzamaki32 dear faggot.... stfu
MrHerderp 3 weeks ago
deer hunting with a 50 cal = pre tenderized venison steak!
raco3411 4 months ago 2
@raco3411 = no steak
ericsyutubeaccount 3 months ago
Thats the quickest 6 dollars ive ever seen spent! haha
allenboles 4 months ago
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joebyrneham 5 months ago
Awwww, it's Chuck Norris's pistol.
LordOfTheTombs 5 months ago
Damn, I would really like to get me one of these with silencer and a bunch of barrels. But afaik SAN has the rights to it atm and I cannot find any info on where to buy new ones.
heintron 6 months ago
This thing is so awesome.. Who needs a semi? Just gotta be good enough (Okay, yes I understand there are times it's necessary, not trying to start some dumb youtube comment debate)
finalfantasyreal 6 months ago
@FreshBakedKicks Means Browning machine gun, the round was initially used and designed for the browning for the military.
reaperskating 6 months ago
@FreshBakedKicks no. not at all bro. /end sarcasm
aaaaflasd 6 months ago
@FreshBakedKicks
Browning Machine Gun, the original weapon which fired the round.
arthoin 6 months ago
Hey justin! Can you go run out into the field and grab my target? Thanks.
*to the gun owner- RELOAD AND FIRE NOW!
FalconAlpaca 7 months ago
@FreshBakedKicks It is a 50 caliber.
CadyGrovesTV 7 months ago
Holy shit, that is a sexy weapon.
Anarchyffan 7 months ago
@Anarchyffan i know and she's shockingly quiet
budzin303 7 months ago
Dear Bank Account...
boboriginal 7 months ago
@warriorofsteel01 a suppressor also breaks up the sound, so at a good distance the people being shot at will hear your probably but wont be able to pinpoint your direction/ location.
hoffmanna32 7 months ago
I really dont understand the point of a 50 caliber rifle.....the whole point of one is a hard hitting round. A silencer decreases velocity, and with supersonic ammunition only meagerly quiets the weapon...to produce results sub sonic ammunition must be used...thus defeating a 50. rifle in the first place.
warriorofsteel01 7 months ago
@warriorofsteel01 The suppressor also acts as a gigantic flash hider.
DeftCrowMk3 7 months ago
woo they must have copied the idea from Call of Duty
richie8811 7 months ago
@richie8811 That has to be the most stupid, ignorant and laughable comment i ever heard.... HOW THE HELL CAN A GUN STEAL FROM COD, HOW THE F*** IS THAT POSSIBLE??
MrVerstingen 7 months ago
@MrVerstingen Lmao, right?
finalfantasyreal 6 months ago
@richie8811 are you, fucking stupid? or something? if you're just trolling then okay, but if not, you're FUCKING retarded. LOL.
aaaaflasd 6 months ago
Dear santa...
jmeddnumba1 7 months ago
Subsonic I assume?
AmericaStandsStrong1 7 months ago
what a supressor!
MrLarsKristian 7 months ago
@MrLarsKristian Believe it was because he was probably shooting subs for it to be that quiet.
AmericaStandsStrong1 7 months ago
greeaaat..now i have to go find VergilGrimm000's comment....
KingWilli12495 7 months ago 5
kickass I want one!
Fourteen88SoCal 7 months ago
at about 9 and a half seconds in, is that a sonic boom?
TheSherwin2261 8 months ago
A fifty silenced? I'm calling shinanagins
MattB613 8 months ago
@MattB613 try calling Google instead; it's common. Look it up.
032125 8 months ago
@032125 its a joke im not serious... I know its possible (hens the video) its just that, for longest time it was impossible to silence a 50 cal because the silencer would blow up from pressure but, obviously now they somehow overcame that....
MattB613 8 months ago
here i thought it was quiet with out the silencer......
Viperflame08 8 months ago
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TheAwesomeCookie 8 months ago
That's a pretty sweet sniper rifle you've got there. Compact, yet with all the advantages that the .50 round has to offer.
Would one be able to fire it at maximum effective range without detection? I don't know anything about ballistics but it looks kind of tough. I wonder how the dBs of a potentially unsilenced version would relate to this one.
lurconis666 8 months ago
What a beautiful gun. Has such nice control for a high caliber rifle. Plus the silencer is probably the best i've ever heard on a .50. I want to get one of these myself.
TriviumFan15 8 months ago
did he fire it?
parlay19710623 8 months ago
Nice Rifle.. Hoping to get a .50 myself One day.. $4,500 is alot to save up.. I keep buying other guns too..lol
Currently waiting on a Rock River LAR-8 Standard Operator A-2
1/3 the price of a Les Baer, and Just as Accurate at 100yds..
EllisDeeRules 8 months ago
Dear Santa....
ShadoRellik 8 months ago
That's more like it :) The suppressor definitely helps with the otherwise massive noise and flash factor.
gonzagalaw 8 months ago
Now thats an engineering feat if I've ever seen one.
OnTheWhistle 9 months ago
@freemanbrook
once again your talking about distances that a .308, 223 could easily handle
jooby24 9 months ago
@freemanbrook
if the target is more distant then you wouldnt want the suppressor as it will decrease the range, while using the necessary subsonic ammo
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Mr69MustangFastback 9 months ago
What the hell is the point of suppressing a .50 cal??? arent you going to be shooting from distances where the sound of the shot isnt going to be a disadvantage???
jooby24 9 months ago
@jooby24 When you hear the ballistic crack of a bullet go by you start counting the seconds until you hear the report of the rifle. This then gives you the approximate range of the shooter and you can begin searching/shelling positions at that range. Suppressing the rifle denies the enemy this information and makes it harder to locate the shooter therefore increasing your own surviveability. Look up the crack/thump countersniping method.
shazdee 9 months ago
@shazdee
no i dont need to look it up....im aware of that....i just feel that a suppressed .50 call cant do anything more than a .408 or .308 which is why it seems pointless to me
jooby24 9 months ago
@jooby24 Well a 0.50 can punch clean through a car's engine block at 500m a .308 can't. A .408 is more accurate at a mile than the 0.50. But has less penetration. It's about picking the right tool for the task. If shooting to disable vehicles or equipment or suppressing targets through walls this rifle would be ideal. For anti personnel there could be better setups, though it would be intimidating to have rounds coming in through double brick walls and killing your friends.
shazdee 9 months ago 49
@shazdee I am really sorry, but obviously you do not know very much about the .408 Cheytac round. Basically it was designed to close the gap between the .338 Lapua Magnum and the .50 BMG. However, the result is pretty impressive, as the cartridge is capable of delivering a supersonic bullet at over 2000m. By the way, from 700m on the .408 has more penetration power than the .50BMG. Just look it up on the Internet, friend, and you´ll rest astonished!
BlaserTactical 8 months ago
@shazdee
Not just killing them, tearing them in half!
ChernobylCorp 7 months ago
@shazdee clean through an engine block at 500m? uhhh no. It cannot. you've watched wayy too many movies. You'd need a VERY VERY hot load using a special sabot armor pen round to even come close to that. Infact, you'd need something like the RUFUS round and even that at 500m it's very unlikely. These rounds are made to go into an engine block, not come out.
aepceo1 6 months ago
@aepceo1
If any 12,7mm rounds gets into engine of light vehicle at 500m doubtfully it be usefull any longer.
MarshallJukov 5 months ago
@MarshallJukov Im not arguing that. I'm saying it wont have the kinetic energy to go through an engine block at 500m. Not even close. It can get into one, sure.
aepceo1 5 months ago
@aepceo1 i would agree with you but.....alot of the ammo on the market is API and unless we are shooting at a deuce and a half or a humvee i think a round like the API would go right through todays light wieght aluminum or magnesium engines...someone with a 50 or 408 should test this and produce a video response id help you guys out but is i bought a 50 or a cheytac my gf would kill me
MrTacticalbacon 4 months ago
@shazdee the .408 round retains more kinetic energy than the .50 past ~ 400 yrds because of the higher ballistic coefficient of the .408 round and the way that they have designed the stability profile of the round....look at cheytacs white paper reports and take a look at their "Balanced Flight" section (US patent 6-629-669). :)
Themostreallove 1 month ago
@Themostreallove CheyTac .408s degrade your barrel very quickly; something you don't want in the field. It may retain more kinetic energy, but won't be big enough to punch a big hole. It's designed as an anti-personnel round.
SSgt24thMEU 3 weeks ago
The bolt is massive! Awsome!
TheB3rTh3lS3n 9 months ago
damn u can silence a .50 crazy
clos19851 10 months ago
why do us guys do this? watch vids of guns. wtf is so cool about them? idk but I still watch them.
babycadenandiphone 10 months ago
Chuck norris dual... Oh wait Chuck norris isn't real.
DeamonRiders 10 months ago
Dear Santa...
ZomgATriple 10 months ago
dat is not 50 cal berret cuz thats bolt action
MrJmoneyfresh 11 months ago
@MrJmoneyfresh Not all .50 cals are Barretts. Barrett also makes a bolt action version. Get off cod please =D
banddude121 11 months ago 2
@MrJmoneyfresh Read a book. You'll learn something from those. Video games give you shit and tell you you're educated. Ronnie Barrett has designed a bolt action .50 cal deemed the M95.
thing503 11 months ago
@thing503 Jesus Christ that kid is stupid lmfao
Ryan40272 10 months ago
@MrJmoneyfresh You're an idiot!!!!!!!!!!!! LMFAO I can't believe you had the nerve to post such a stupid comment... Do the world a favor and quit playing COD because it obviously hasn't taught you a thing about guns..
Ryan40272 10 months ago
fuck that is quite for a .50
resdudeornardude 1 year ago
Hi, how much does this rifle cost (CHF) with standard 27''5 Barrel without mounting rings and scope? Which bullets might be better for the rifling twist? 750gr A-Max? Can't find the information on AMSD's homepage, thank you very much
GiorgioCaverzasio 1 year ago
How can one afford to shot that gun, at 5 bucks a round. That is redick.
jcclark789 1 year ago
nothing beats bolt action.
nolifemerc 1 year ago
sights*
Cornerstonerulez 1 year ago
how much you pay for the rifle?
mexicancomputer 1 year ago
How much is .50cal ball ammo going for these days?
mrjimbles84 1 year ago
@mrjimbles84
cheap stuff is $2/ea. average brass rounds go for $3/ea, match grade can be anywhere to $5/ea
TheFailship 1 year ago
one shot costs about 7$!!
vikymoejoe 1 year ago
Sorry to be a ass hole but there is no such thing as a silencer. Its a surpresser ;)
xDaZJMx 1 year ago
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kylethelincey 1 year ago
@kylethelincey ATF calls a lot of things by the wrong name including "Assault Weapons" and call things like the MP5 "Machine Guns" when it is actually a Submachine gun (Kind of splitting hairs but still). Suppressor is the formal which is used in every country except the US. For instance in the MP5SD, "Shalladampfer" means "sound dampener (suppressor)" not "sound silencer." In the UK, the only people who refer to it as "silencer" are video game and airsoft nerds.
NRAdude 1 year ago
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kylethelincey 1 year ago
@kylethelincey
Not really. Magazine and clip refer to two different devices. Silencer and suppressor refer to the same device.
Numerous major silencer manufacturers refer to them as silencers as well as the ATF. Not to mention the inventor coined the term silencer for the device. Only later did pretentious asses try to make themselves sound educated on the topic by correcting people when they use the perfectly acceptable term "silencer."
supplewarlock 1 year ago
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kylethelincey 1 year ago
@kylethelincey Although we in the US who actually own them use the term "suppressors."
NRAdude 1 year ago
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kylethelincey 1 year ago
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kylethelincey 1 year ago
@kylethelincey Woah, no I wasn't trying to take a jab at you. I was agreeing with you that the ATF does refer to them as "silencers" but I was simply making the point that the ATF's terminology isn't always the correct terminology. You sounded like you knew what you're talking about but I wasn't sure so that's why I said "we" and not "I" in case you did own one. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
NRAdude 1 year ago
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kylethelincey 1 year ago
@kylethelincey No worries man I understand completely what you're talking about...
NRAdude 1 year ago
How is the recoil? It seems to be less then the M107. -Nax
NaxTactical 1 year ago
Look at the size of those rounds.
whiteyonwelfare 1 year ago
And the point of silencing a rifle that still produces the same amount of noise as an unsilenced 7.62 NATO round is exactly what, again? The projectile alone makes as much noise as a freight train.
timmytyphoon 1 year ago
@timmytyphoon sound direction; it is much harder to distinquish the direction of the sound of a suppressed weapon. Anyways, it simply isn't nearly as hard on the ears.
RebelWrestler45 1 year ago
This gun would be much better in a bulpup design.
NigelGriff 1 year ago
OH MY GOD I WANT ONE!!! Where did you find that gun?!
JPGuitarGuyFutrell 1 year ago
bolt handle looks like the size of a gearshift knob!
nice rifle man
cs512tr 1 year ago
Nice you can hear the bullet flying ... it sounds like a fighter aircraft sooo nicee
formigatomicaa 1 year ago
@TheMaxwell777 My bad :D and absolutely correct too!
Whatever anyone can say, the .50 BMG is one big, mean round.
shkotay 1 year ago
@TheMaxwell777 A .50 calibre round will blow a hole a hell of a lot bigger then 2cm lol. In fact you'd be lucky if all the major sections of your body were still together after getting hit by that.
shkotay 1 year ago
wow thats quiet!
JazzNaySean 1 year ago
thats a big silencer O_o
f34gyrey46 1 year ago
BA gun. Want.
MOLRobocop 1 year ago
supressor or not......
THIS BITCH IS LLLLOOOOUUUDDDDDD
MrSuperawesome861 1 year ago
wow.... where do you even get the silencers in the first place? Ebay lol
KRandMJ 1 year ago
You hear nothing but a man being ripped in half.
xxdirtbikeryderxx 1 year ago
does a good job of suppressing the initial gasses, and all you really hear is the supersonic crack...
maverick223 1 year ago
nice life insurance policy man!!!
justaman6972 1 year ago
correct me if im wrong but arent most silencers especially one like this really made to conceal the muzzle blast rather then the sound? I mean yea it makes it little quiter but i think the real advantage when out in a battlefield is even though you can hear it the enemy can not see were its fired from.
JML6056 1 year ago
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thezombikilla 1 year ago
damn that are some big ass bullets XD
EldinSjinzo 1 year ago
You fools! You can't silence a .50cal! I still heard the echo!
KeshnerfFilms 1 year ago
thats some heavy shit right there
Splitterchrist 1 year ago
@Splitterchrist black dynamite lol
WJZ13 1 year ago
So fucking short ! xD
Neeverseen 1 year ago
even though it is silenced, if you listen closely, you can still hear the sonic boom because silencers dont decrease speed, the just alter the flow of the gas when the bullet (and the gas) exit the barell
MrBigfatturd 1 year ago
Lol how many shots until you need to rebuild the surpressor? 20?
ASSEMblerEX 1 year ago
@ASSEMblerEX
You look to know a shit load about gun building,
If you know that little please shut the fuck up
om50nemesis 1 year ago
expensive rounds i bet :D good vid
JaredRp 1 year ago
@JaredRp $12 per shell haha
deadratcatbat 1 year ago
@deadratcatbat
$12 per shell? Is it match ammo or what? you can get then for $5 out of the box or (if you prefere reload) even for more or less $ 2 per round :)
yoshyoka 1 year ago
If I was a gun, I would be having sex with it
berner 1 year ago 5
@berner Just because you're not a gun doesn't mean you can't x D
DeamonRiders 9 months ago
first gun with a .50 and suppressors!
KINGIGOR1992 1 year ago
COOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLL
Olinolan190 1 year ago
Nice rifle man.... get many rabbits with it... =)
AusJackal 1 year ago 8
PRETTY
REAPER3382 1 year ago
The reason shorter barrels tend to be less accurate is that less powder has burnt, meaning less energy to the bullet.
There are ways around this though. Such as more catalyst and oxidant in the powder.
nivarion 2 years ago
Acceleration of the bullet deforms the metal. In a longer barrel it has more time to stabilise. Also the spin a longer barrel creates is bigger witch improves stable flight. That and the powder yes.
reinder666 1 year ago
The barrel has a standard 27"5 length; the silencer slides over the barrel. Even it was a shorter barrel, accuracy would never be affected (as for any gun); velocity would. The popular belief that shorter barrels are less precise stems from the fact of a shorter line of aim with iron sights.
GOODYEAR1953 2 years ago
Loss in velocity (i.e. shorter barrel) directly affects accuracy. You're bullet will not have a flatter trajectory and therefor would not be as accurate.
LOS with iron sights on shorter barrels have nothing to do with why people question them. People question them because you lose velocity, sometimes the bullet does not have time to stabilize and severely degrades accuracy, and because shorter barrels are louder both in measured decibels and to the ear.
LSUfreak25 2 years ago
@GOODYEAR1953 Muzzle speed is faster with longer barrels, so is the rotational speed (if the barrel is rifled). The bullet is more stable and the fall due to gravity and air friction is lesser. The gun may not be less accurate, but it is easier to hit the target at first shoot with longer barrels. Ok with the silencer, but as you can't use a muzzle brake or elevation compensator, losing the aim is easier between shots.
GroovyDrifter 1 year ago
@GOODYEAR1953 shorter barrels only affect velocity right?
phil656565 1 year ago
@GOODYEAR1953 That's a really interesting fact. I always figured that the longer barrel allowed for more time traveling in the designated direction, but it makes sense that the real problem is the iron sites. You learn something every day :)
Cornerstonerulez 1 year ago
@GOODYEAR1953 the silencer doesnt slide over the barrell. the barrells on the OM50 nemisis are interchangeable. The silencer attaches onto a threaded barrell.
VergilGrimm000 1 year ago
@VergilGrimm000 I think I should know; we designed it. Regards.
GOODYEAR1953 11 months ago 36
Most suppressors go over the barrel 4-6 inches, or more, and the threads are in the mid portion. Then the baffles are on the end portion, the extra area on the barrel can be there for multiple purposes, some being slower release of gases, and others being a firm resting shoulder.
@VergilGrimm000
chrisville25 9 months ago
@GOODYEAR1953 You're one of few people that I've seen that is correct about that. Shorter barrels do not always mean less accuracy. Usually longer barrels are used simply to achieve higher velocity. Per any caliber, only so many inches of barrel are needed to stabilize the bullet. For instance, a 7inch barreled AR-15 can shoot 1moa at 100y..same as a 16 inch. Only difference is velocity. Problem being that lowered velocity means sacrificed accuracy at longer ranges. Depends on usage of weapon
FallonFiles 11 months ago
@FallonFiles Well, you'd sacrifice trajectory flatness and maximum range with a shorter barrel, not necessarily accuracy. Accuracy is just repeatability, regardless of range. Unless you're factoring in wind and other atmospheric effects, where yes, the lower velocity means longer time to target, which allows for more outside influence on the projectile, which will degrade practical accuracy.
BlackdirtWarrior 8 months ago
This idol shoot a .50 thru a short barrel (8 inches?) using a suppressor... what will happen to its accuracy and range?
sok8888 2 years ago
This rifle must be at least 20 grand...
suicidewafflez 2 years ago
i love how the 50. rifles look like industrial killing machines.
xxxKINGFROGxxx 2 years ago
If you listen that rifle is still quite loud, the camera quality kinda hides the echoes from the range
TomsGuns 2 years ago 2
There is very little way to make up an opinion about the loudness from an amateur video capture.
GOODYEAR1953 2 years ago 19
@GOODYEAR1953 You've right, and you can see he don't have ear procection so it isnt loud
orthografe 1 year ago
@GOODYEAR1953 Not what im pointing out. If you could understand the comment correctly
I'm only trying to help out those who've either: never heard a gun shot or don't have the amount of experience to fully understand the intensity of the noise (even out of silenced rifles).
TomsGuns 1 year ago
@TomsGuns its a 50 you probably would be shooting at someone from lond range it would not be heard from more than 100yds
lanceglock45 1 year ago
@lanceglock45 you too...
TomsGuns 1 year ago
@TomsGuns The suppressor its for that to suppress the noise so the sound doesnt let the enemy aim at your position and reducing muzzle flash its not for silencing the rifle boom.
Yustax 1 year ago
@Yustax
Im gonna upvote your comment to show everyone what a stupid comment it is.
TomsGuns 1 year ago
@TomsGuns Yes do that, good luck with trying to "silence the boom" of a 50 cal.
Yustax 1 year ago
@Yustax Quote(lanceglock45): ''you too...''